morning. today is saturday, the 30th of august, 2014. i'm anna co-man. new this morning, comedian and fashion critic in serious condition after she stopped breathing during a medical procedure earlier this week. what her family is saying today. >> president obama's strategy on isis is no strategy at all. the leader of the u.k. has a very different take. watch. >> we have to confront it at home and abroad. to do this, we need a tough, intelligent, patient and comprehensive approach to defeat the terrorist threat at its source. >> so will the president take a page from david cammeron's playbook or is

america looking weak in the face of evil. >> i'm mike in for clayton, tony stuart back on the track just three weeks after killing another driver. >> being back in the car this week with my family will help me get through this time. >> is it too soap for him to be back in a race car? we report, you decide. let's get started. "fox & friends" on this saturday starts right now. >> hi, everybody. >> well, good morning. >> tucker, i haven't seen you in months. what's going on, my man? >> i have seen you. >> oh, okay. can i say that's the best dress you have ever worn. >> it's unbelievable. >> everything tastes like pepto bismol. >> how about cotton candy? >> all right.

let's go ahead and get right to your saturday morning head lines. >> joan rivers remains in serious condition now two days after going into cardiac arrest during vocal chord surgery in new york city. her condition remains serious but she is receiving the best treatment and care possible. we ask that you continue to keep her in your thoughts as we pray for her recovery. the 81-year-old comedian was put in a medically reduced coma at mount sinai hospital. doctors are not saying what the next step will be. >> vladimir putin has a message to western governments: don't mess with russia because they have nuclear weapons. putin telling this to youth at a pro-government camp just a day before european leaders gathered to talk about sanctions on moscow. putin is accused of launching a full scale invasion on eastern ukraine sending in thousands of troops and heavy arms to support rebels. well.

boston bombing suspect dzhokhar car trying to push his trial off for ear i don't. they argue they need more time to sort through all the evidence. he is accused of carrying out the 2013 marathon bombing. he could face the death penalty. >> you like bridges so much you can clean them up, that's the message from a new york judge the russian tourist arrested for climbing a brooklyn bridge. the judge telling the 24-year-old she wants him to do community service instead of jail time. it cost city taxpayers 7400ness police response. >> so go clean the bridge, scrub it down. get your toothbrush. >> good luck with that. >> i love it rick standing by this morning. >> that is a brilliant punishment. instead of jail, go clean the bridge. >> i like that judge. all right, labor day weekend everybody wondering if they

can get outside. for the most part we are okay. beaches certainly better this week than where had you hurricanes on both coasts. one problem spot rain showers from chicago all the way down through that central gulf coast. that central gulf coast aided by tropical moisture. see across louisiana. localized flooding. we have one system moving in the specific northwest. down in the southwest. four corners you are fine. monsoonal energy done for a little while. that energy pulls not by plains brings a chance for severe weather. tomorrow a better chance for severe weather including tornadoes. parts in nebraska, kansas, and iowa, get ready, that's the bulls eye where we could be seeing maybe a tornado or two. that's for your day tomorrow. temperaturewise though i will tell you you we are going to warm up on the eastern two thirds of the country and cool down at least parts of the northwest in the the next knew days. tomorrow we start to see these temps really climb here across the central

plains and eventually that moves across the east. guys, at labor day we haven't had much summer in the northeast, now we are going to have it this week. >> outstanding, i will look forward to that now that we are back to work. >> thanks, rick are. >> 13 years since 9/11 this might be the time to ask what have we learned in that period about the threat from radical islam. theres with a clear delinquent yaption this week. we saw two world leaders ours president obama of the united states and prime minister david cammeron both addressed how the civilized world ought to deal with isis, isil and radical islam. >> we cannot appease this ideology. we have to confront it at home and abroad. to do this, we need a tough, intelligent, patient and comprehensive approach to defeat the terrorist threat at its source. >> i don't want to put the before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> wow, powerful, those few

little words. >> kind of a contrast. >> wow, no strategy. >> no strategy and david cammeron saying look, he sums it up in one sentence. we cannot appease this ideology. these are the people who kill for the sake of killing, who have no actual program who are anile list. you are not going to sit down in paris and strike out a peace accord. the president doesn't seen to grasp that. >> we hear things like options, we need to take a deeper look and talk about diplomacy. such a clear cut message from cammeron. >> still reviewing a plan to have a meeting to have a meeting to have another meeting is what it appears like. you remember prime minister david cammeron came home early after the beheading of the james foley. the suspect had a british suspect. he comes right home. president obama, on the other hand was on the golf course. we have seen this before. once again, cammeron has

raised the threat level to severe second highest. highest they have had in three years. the united states not acting in concert to that. >> how depressing to be shown up by the leader of great britain. a were toker empire basically a wax museum as compared to the united states the most powerful country in the history of the world. their leader seems to grasp clearly the way ours does not the nature of the threat. >> take the other,c side here to, cammeron is talking but we are doing the air strikes. >> that's an excellent point. >> where are the british points. >> that's a good point. >> costing us 7. a million dollars a day and we haven't even started in syria yet. >> our president says he is waiting on the strategy from the pentagon, right? didn't we have a strategy about a year ago when the red line was drawn? >> this is what is so interesting is that the white house is saying well, we don't have a strategy because as you said it's the pentagon's fault. we are waiting on them. isn't it the white house that devises the strategy and the pentagon carries it

out the political side does the strategy and the military side does the tactics. isn't the commander and chief in, that of the goal. >> the pentagon will say we put a punch -- bunch of strategies together and taken to the white house and they said too soon. past generals says it's embarrassing. listen to general bob scales? >> i guess the word i would use, kimberly is embarrassed. somehow the military is detached from this? i know credible sources inside the pentagon have told me time and time again. they have taken options, they have taken a scenarios. they have taken plans to the white house, to the senior leadership and on every single occasion they were told too soon. >> this is in response by the way in case you missed it this week josh ernest the white house spokesman saying this is the pentagon's

fault. we are waiting on them. dragging their feet for some reason. >> not good when the secretary has to explain what you meant to say. >> we just saw from the pentagon a little over a week ago we heard from chuck hagel and the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey and derpsy said we have to address sierra if -- syria. most difficult thing and makes al qaeda look like school children. that wording makes you think that the military is ready on-to-act on this and that they do have a plan. charles krauthammer was on "special report" last night. he said the president is looking for a scapegoat. >> this is president who cannot decide. and on this he obviously cannot decide. what does he do? instinctively he blames somebody else for the so-called misinterpretation of this thing about strategy. and his spokesman today said well he hasn't received the options from the pentagon. you could see the pentagon

spokesman was just at the edge of saying what the hell are you talking about? >> talk to anybody in the military now, recently retired, i mean, i can't think of any who supports the president's leadership on the middle east. depressing. all right, to tony stuart, he is, of course, the race car driver, the nascar driver who at1÷ couple weeks ago aapparently accidently killed another man on the track. he has announced he is going to come bang and race again. >> he made a statement yesterday man, is this guy shaken? should he get back in a race car? this is what he had to it say yesterday. >> this has been one of the toughest strategies -- tragedies i have ever had to deal with both professionally and personally. this is something i know will effect my life forever. i know the pain in the morning that kevin ward's family and friends are experiencing is something i can't possibly imagine. i think that being back in the car this week with my

racing family will help me get through this difficult time. >> man, it's going to be tough. they drive over 200 miles per hour. can you concentrate? can you get that out of your head after three weeks? >> i doubt it judging from that statement, this is a guy who maybe doesn't have quite perspective yet. a lot put the effect on him. this is going to be hard for me and my healing process. >> he did mention all the family members. >> not about you when you kill a guy accidently or not. it's kind of about the survivors, about the guy you killed. i think, i mean. >> he did mention his family. i mean kevin's family over and over. >> if i were advising this guy i would say don't talk too much about yourself. >> would you race this year. >> yes. >> it's already a long shot. >> you almost have to win the race tomorrow. >> yeah. i don't know. go to aruba for a week. >> folks, what do you think about this? this is a dangerous sport. it was dark that night. tragic accident apparently.

is this insensitive for tony stuart to get back in the car? is it too soap or is this what he needs to do and the sport needs. >> tony admits this is about all he has in his life. he is not married. doesn't have any kids. it's just racing, racing, racing. that's why he was racing this little track the night before a big race so in to being in the car. >> president obama says he has no strategy to deal with this is just going to open the door to more terrorism and excitement to terrorists arranged the world. general mcinerney. >> was the fight between jay-z and beyonce's sister all staged? what beyonce's father is saying about it this morning.

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>> i don't want to put 'the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> that was president obama admitting on live television that we have no strategy against isis but british prime minister david cammeron vowing tough action. he raised u.k.'s terror level threat to severe. is that a contrast we can learn from? the next guest says the president's weak stance is opening the door to more terrorism. joining us now to discuss this fox news military analyst tom mcinerney. thanks for coming on this morning. how would you contrast our president's response to the isis threat with the u.k. prime minister statement that we just saw earlier? >> well,s as you pointed out, the president is inviting increased terrorism, tucker, by saying weigh don't have a strategy

and david cammeron is doing the opposite. i would say we ought to go to deaf con 1. sends a signal that america safe than sorry, tucker. and we have no increase or no warning improvement. when benghazi happened. usama bin laden is dead. gm is alive. don't worry about it that's where we are today. we need to get serious. plan how the president's refusal refusal to put us on a higher level of alert increases terrorism in the united states? >> well, if i was an adversary and i see that the united states has not increased their terrorism alert or any alert globally because we don't know whether they are going to attack us in uranium, in north africa, in arab sharks the united states we just

don't know so we need to send out a signal to every american, to every embassy and all americans that we have gone to an increased readiness. y'all were hitting it very well. do we want to destroy isis which secretary hagel general dempsey talked about a week ago deter them or dissuade them? they put that on the pentagon. the pentagon does the planning and the execution. the pentagon has not gotten any guidance from the white house what the president wants to do. it goes right into the oval office. is he kicking the can down the road. and if i was an adversary and terrorist, i would say now is the time to move. just like putin is doing in the ukraine. they are moving against us.

>> when uniform at the pentagon blame the pentagon for lack of strategy? how do they feel about that? what's their mood right now? >> i can tell you they are extremely disappointed. they have never discussed it really we have never seen leadership out of the white house like this that i know of in our history. >> that's shocking. >> it is. >> but they, of course, sworn to carry out the president's commands regardless but they are very dispirited. >> they are, there is a difference between civilian rule and authority and their allegiance to the constitution to protect the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. we are getting into that crossover point where the president and the white house is moving into dereliction of duty because we are not at an increased readiness state. and we are taking no steps to respond luke we should have done in benghazi and so we are in a very dangerous

situation where the military sees that they have to do things and they are not being given guide dance by the president. this is a very dangerous constitutional situation. >> general, thanks a lot for joining us this morning. >> thanks, tucker. >> coming up, if you have kraft singles in your fridge those cheese slices. what you need to hear about the latest recall of them. drones are no longer just toys when they end up in places like this. so many dangerous drone incidents is anyone regulating them? we got that coming up.

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took out an nypd helicopter. last sunday a man flew a drone over a preseason game. medical emergency, a drone prevented a helicopter from landing at a hospital. >> so with so many drone incidents, and we're not talking about military drones, these big ones, these are little itty-bitty ones these hobbyists do. what should we do about this? who is regulating these drones. pilot and aviation expert. these drones are so cool and they give you great video. but who is regulating them? i just naturally think the faa is. >> unfortunately that's not what's happening. the faa came out with a memo some years ago in 2007 quote memo 91 a 7 where it said it was regulating drones. the problem is it neff made that into a law. it just simply said we will regulate it. this is what you should do. if you don't do it, we are going to site you with 9113.

9113 says you can't operate an aircraft in careless manner. they aren't aircraft. they have in their own documents said they are not going to regulate model aircraft because they are not the same as regular aircraft. there is a contradiction here that has to be solved. regulation are different if it's being used for commercial purposes or recreation purposes but boy should you care if there is a person from amazon future his stickily delivering something for a commercial purpose or a hobbyists doing something for fun if it is causing problems with law enforcement and medical emergencies? >> right. the example i use all the time is if a farmer is playing out in his fields with a drone and doing loops to loops all over the place that's legal. if he takes that same drone and flies it over his crops to take a look at them and make sure they are okay that's illegal according to the faa's memo. again, it's not made into the law yet. >> as a pilot do you hate these things. >> as a pilot i had

encounter with those. final approach. we saw we thought was a bird out our right window. i had a co-pilot with me. it's not a bird, it's a drone. they are watching us. >> a drone over times square and it crashed into a building. >> yeah. >> how can you tell hot operator is? can you track it back somehow? >> they are usually not too far away from these things. the regulation should say and the memo certainly says it has to be within visual control of the operator. this way you can see where it's going. otherwise, local law enforcement would have to do an investigation each and every one of these things. if there was a law to back them up, better laws, then we have better enforcement. >> it's going to take that unfortunately, it's going to happen sooner rather than later, we have to get this done now. instead of the faa, what the faa is doing now is apeeling the judge's ruling that says these aren't aircraft. let's stop wasting time

appealing the ruling and let's congress we need to keep these things away from airports and need to keep these things away from very big crowds, especially nfl stadiums where they can crash. >> something needs to be done asap. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> this video we are going to show you, a tragic warning to anyone heading to the beach this weekend. a race against time to save a girl after a giant hole in the sand collapses on top of her. >> yikes. two flights grounded this week over leg room. why battles over space at 30,000 feet are causing mayhem in the air. i'm randy and i quit smoking with chantix. for 33 years i chose to keep smoking... ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit.

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>> that's a dog. >> i don't like those chairs when you are getting those snares done. >> a lemming or something that is not a dog. >> i have never had my nails done so i don't know about that. >> you are so masculine. >> i probably should. >> tucker, are you a recliner or do you upright. >> i stay upright at all times. i fly every week. i never recline my seat. this is one of the basic rules of air travel. it is legal to recline but you wouldn't there are a the will things that you you are allowed to do but you wouldn't too for the sake of other people. reclining is on that list. >> last couple weeks people get into flights on airplanes because you are reclining and getting on the knees of the passenger behind. >> you miami to paris flight was diverted to boston because a man got really upset about a woman reclining her chair. another one happened where this was from denver to new jersey flight. and this person put in a knee defender. you have heard of one of these things? >> it's called a knee

defender, can you sit in the seat and then you clip on these little clips on to the tray table and it prevents the person in front of you from reclining their seat. >> this man uses this knee defender here. defending his knees apparently. the woman got so upset she threw a cup of water in his face allegedly. >> let's be really clear about the time line of human innovation. fire, the wheel, the knee defender. that's how important this invention is. >> no, that's outrageous. >> no. >> you can't put those little things on there to prevent me from reclining. >> yes, i can. my college roommate i don't because i'm afraid i will5avñ get caught and penalized for it but my college roommate actually does this. he is a hero to me. you shouldn't be reclining. planes are so tight. so little space. it's selfish to reduce the space. >> do not recline your chair you are a bigger person. >> that is so respectful. >> i'm taking the red eye from l.a. next week. i will sleep sitting up the entire way.

>> well, i'm glad these airlines have stepped. in look at them there that say you can't is have one of those stinking knee defenders. >> right. and if you have a problem with your space, pick a different airman. you see that actually jetblue has the most leg room surprising. >> but it's relative. and if you are taller than a'5" you are going to suffer on a plane. >> so are the people next to you because your knees are going to be going like. this why don't you recline. >> i don't recline because i care about other people. [ laughter ] >> that can't be right. >> human beings. yes, i do. >> first class so you have extra space. that's what it is. >> that sometimes is true. and i still don't recline because i don't think that i should be imposing that on other people. by the way if you can't sleep sitting up, take the bus. >> you don't decline because you don't want to be reclined on. >> recline on to others as you would have reothers recline on to you. >> power to the people. >> take some dramamine and

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not be so close these days. she fired him in 2011 shortly after her mother filed for divorce. >> if they are affecting, they deserve academy awards. that looked like a real fight to me. >> that's the nature of a jedi mind trick. it's not percept tillable. you and i see that as an actual fight. but it's not. >> it's actually just a jedi mind trick. >> those are your headlines. >> here is a mind trick for you it's called rick. >> if that was just a pr trick better than a fight that doesn't make me like you any better. >> they're not famous enough. >> we didn't know who you were and that you toured? did music? i don't buy it. take a look at the weather map and show you what's going on this morning. tropical storm moisture been out across the gulf. had a chance we thought possibly of development. moved in shore. it is bringing at love rain. what we are going to watch in caribbean is that area of thunderstorms. that is going to pull off to the northwest.

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spending use an app. like level money to find out how much you are spending before you start budgeting, you have to know nowch who live. >> could use a notebook but apps are more likely to resonate. >> i have a notebook that's a good option but apps are popular. >> credit card debt? they are bombarding and assaulting kids on college campuses. >> not necessarily a bad thing to get a credit card because it allows you to start building credit history. do not use it for everything. something simple like gas and groceries. don't even carry it in your wallet and pay it off. >> divvying up loan dispersement. instead of sending through all of this too quickly. try to divvy it up across the semester. a thousand dollars and need it for five months, $1,000 a month. pay yourself that amount. >> parents, keep the kids accountable because it's going to be burning a hole in there. >> if you are tracking your expenses compare the two against each other? what about student loans? when you say do the math on

them, what do you mean? >> shear a quick rule of thumb, if you take out $10,000 in student loans going to equate $100 per month for 10 years. youbfé/got $3,000 in student loans that's going to be a little over $300 a month in payments. average graduating senior is going to make about 2800 after taxes. so do the math from there. that leaves you with less than 2500 to live on. >> yeah, absolutely. >> one other tip is to never quit applying for scholarships. not just something you need to do in high school ahead of college. every year continue. >> this is my favorite tip. i left college with a surplus because i treated scholarships like a job. i spent so much time applying for scholarships. think about it it spend 20 hours for semester. get one, that's $1,000. that's a $50 hourly rate no other job in cleaning that's going to pay that well. >> no, certainly not. what do you think about having a job while you are in school? do you need to treat school as your full time job or is it okay? >> you know, if you need to do that to get buy and if it helps you not take out

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him. no weapons were found and no known witnesses. did this dad get away with murder? and could there be more legal action against him? joining us for a legal debated is jonah spilbore defense attorney and misty, a trial attorney. now, any of us would probably want to kill the guy who killed our kids, but it seems like the jury just had a lot of sympathy for him. should you make judgments as a jury on sympathy? >> jury had a will the of sympathy. jurors are human beings. but, you know what? i don't think that's what prompted the jury in this case. this looks like a case of judge atlantay justice with what we call jury nullification. when you look at the evidence or lack thereof, the d.a. did not have anything to connect the dots in this case except for motive, because who wouldn't be motivated. >> right. >> and opportunity. there was no gun shot residue on the defendant's hands. there was no eyewitnesses. there was no weapons found

when you talk about opportunity the guy's house was about 400 yards away. >> doesn't just about everybody in texas believe that's what happened? >> here is the thing. this jury sympathy. get go. this sympathy fk factor. without that, there could have been a conviction. some evidence negative for the defense that was he had ammunition in his house that was consistent with the type of gun that was used to kill the victim. and with that coupled with a little bit of witness testimony that could have gone a long way. >> if he didn't do it, who did it. >> if he didn't do it, who did? >> got shot in the head, nobody saw this? this guy is on scene. you know, there are some holes in this'-ht story. >> sympathy shouldn't be be the determining factor. >> always the consideration just as much doesn't like your client. we have had cases.

i bring up scott peterson all the time. there was very little physical evidence to convict him of killing his then pregnant wife 10 years ago but the jury hated him. now he is on death row. the prosecution started on that on closing statements. they said the sympathy factor should not be impacting your decision. you need to he focus on the letter of the law. ands that's true. why know as defense attorneys it is what it is, sympathy does play into it. >> how are you going it to fight that off? >> if you are a d.a.? >> you can't. you just make your best case with the evidence that you have. >> did this they have 911 calls on this one? >> there were 2 two 16-year-olds boys. this shows a time line in which there was no time for barajas to go back and get that gone. one of those 16-year-olds said he saw barajas walk away from the scene and come back and some v. some sort of alter altercation. >> was the window up or

window down? there was a lot of problems with the evidence. >> he couldn't identify there was ape with he couldn't identify barajas specifically. this is why i think without this sympathetic situation there most certainly could have been a conviction just on sirnld. >> the family of -- on circumstantial evidence. >> the family of the dead guy will sue just like o.j. and they could win there. >> how could they win there. >> the burden of proof is lower. instead of yard it's preponderance of the evidence. he might have to pay up. you never know. >> all week long this story has gotten a the lo of buzz with emails and on twitter and everything. what do you think on this saturday morning? did the right thing happen here? good to see you both. >> thank you. >> the sign lays it out in plain english. a texas school district is arming teachers to protect students. i'm talking guns here. the warning sign not sitting well with liberals apparent with students in that very

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britain's leader has a different take. >> we he have to confront it at home and abroad. to do this we need a tough and comprehensive approach to that defeats the terrorist threat at its

source. >> so will the president get tough on terror or is america looking weak in the face of evil? >> and, tony stuart back on track just three weeks after killing another driver. >> i think being back in the car this week with my racing family will help me get through this difficult time. >> but is it too soon for him to be back in the car? we will report. you can decide. >> and i am mike in for clayton. and a they are armed, ready, letting everybody know but you can bet arming teachers is creating some big time controversy. so, we hear from a parent whose kids go to a scwool where the teachers have guns. >> "fox & friends" on this saturday morning continues right now. >> this is buddy the cake boss, you are watching "fox & friends" the news boss. >> thank you, buddy. appreciate it good morning.#6(w mike jerrick sitting in for

clayton. >> i just realized this my daughter jill's birthday. happy birthday, jill. >> she is not up yet. >> you just realized that? yeah. >> edible arrangements delivers the day of. >> if i send her an edible arrangement. do you think she is going to be satisfied with that? >> i send them to my family all the time. in the same shape of a flower. >> hi, anna. >> mike jerrick in for clayton this morning. we are going to get right to your headlines. joan rivers remains in critical condition this morning two days after going in cardiac arrest during vocal cord surgery. her condition remains serious but she is receiving the best treatment and care possible. we ask that you continue to keep her in your thoughts as we pray for her recovery. the 811-year-old was put in a medically induced coma in

mount sinai hospital. doctors are not saying what the next step in her recovery will be. while sleeping boaters 689-year-old bog don and his 61-year-old wife elizabeth were missing since sunday. in word on their condition: tony stuart hit and killed kevin ward jr. on a dirt track in new york. for the first time speaking out about the incident. now stuart is getting back behind the wheel nor this sunday's nascar race in atlanta. >> this has been one of the toughest tragedies i have ever had to deal with both professionally and personally. and this is something that will definitely effect my life forever. i think that being back in the car this week with my racing family will help me get through this difficult time. >> stuart also expressed his condolences for the ward family. and after less than three years as a highly paid nbc

news correspondent, chelsea clinton is calling it quits. the former first lady was hauling in ajspñx reported $600,000 a year. even though she had no news experience at all. must be nice. most of her reports which appeared on the now brian williams were like human interest people. she once interviewed the geico gecko. she is leaving nbc to do philanthropic work. >> she made a total of $28,000 for every minute she was on nbc's air. >> you broke it down like that. >> roughly comparable. >> what are you making per minute here? >> in that range for four hours. >> well, interview a gecko at some point, please. >> that will help. >> that will get your number up. just do the gecko. >> that was so cool. i think that would be very interesting. guys, we have a nice day across the eastern seaboard, anywhere across the east if you are looking to get out

today is the today. tomorrow some troubles are coming. look at the weather map show you what is going on. satellite radar picture. everything is looking quite clear. rain showers stretched from the great lakes down through the mississippi river valley and heaviest down across the central gulf coast here. this is where we had tropical moisture continues to be pulled. in much of louisiana today kind of a washout, two to three inches of rain falling for a lot of you. all of the beaches today across texas, south padre island going to be a great day. he see some scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. out across the west we have disturbance pulling into the pacific northwest. nothing coming into central california again and four corners are a little bit drier. that disturbance later on this afternoon turns in towards the high plains and we see severe weather. we see severe weather from kansas stretch up through minnesota and tomorrow a bigger tornado threat so labor day weekend and tornado threat we will have to watch out for across the plains. we will continue to track

all that it radio here. guys, send it back to you. >> well, thanks a will the, rick. the president was asked the other day or his spokeswoman was asked in a interview is the united states at war with isis? and the answer no. what is the?b:+ñ status totally unclear. with that in mind, if you are paying close attention to the white house position on the tragedy in syria, the drama in iraq, you don't really know where the u.s. stands. at least i can't tell. with that in mind, so interesting to watch the prime minister of the uk david cammeron lay it out. here it is in 40 seconds, david cammeron explaining how the west should take on isis. watch this. >> we cannot appease this ideology. we have to condition front it at home and abroad. to do, this we need a tough, intelligent, patient and comprehensive approach to defeat the terrorist threat at its source. we need to do more to stop people traveling, to stop those who do go from returning, and to deal

decisively with those who are already here. the root cause of this threat to our security to s. quiet clear. it is a poisonous ideology of islamist extremism. the terrorist threat was not created by the iraq war 10 years ago. it existed even before the horrific attacks on 9/11. >> you can tell he is nervous. he is so concerned. he is on edge. and he is not describing isis as some foreign entity in a country thousands and thousands of miles away. no, isis is going to come tack us in the uk. >> it is not bush's fault. he didn't blame the pentagon or the b d. this terror. >> we continue to see a tale of two leaders here. right? we see prime minister david cammeron, he came back from his vacation early. you remember when james foley, the american journalist was beheaded while president obama continued to play golf on march that's vineyard.

we also saw david cammeron raise the terror level threat to severe which is the second highest level. highest it's been in they years there, really taking action. the president not acting in concert with that should we or should we not? lt. general thomas mac mcinerney had this to say. >> we are getting into that crossover point where the president and the white house is moving into dereliction of duty because we are not at an increased readiness state. we are not doing -- taking no steps to respond like we should have done in benghazi. is he kicking the can did you know the road. and if i was an adversary and terrorist, i would say now is the time to move. >> it was also interesting what he had to say. he kind of cleared it up. who is in charge here, the commander and chief the president he? tells the pentagon this is what i want to do now. put a plan together. where the other day it sounded like he had that in reverse. the pentagon will put a plan together and then i will implement it. starts at the white house. >> but to hear retired

general, an air force general describe the president's inaction as, quote, der laction of duty is really striking. it raises the question. why is there still no strategy. a year ago the president said we were coming up with strategy to deal with groups like isis. shear a flashback. >> and so that requires us then to make sure that we have a strategy that is strengthening those partners so they have their own capacity to deal with what are potentially manageable regional threats. >> so it's not. >> that was a year ago. >> containing them a year ago. it sound like we are going to get the strategy together. it's actually been over a year now. ed henry took on the white house yesterday and asked the press secretary take a"&3sh@ listen to this. >> one year later, how could he not have that strategy? >> ed, as we have talked about quite a bit, the president has been very explicit about what the

comprehensive strategy is. >> why is he still raising campaign money, playing golf when he is acknowledging he doesn't have a strategy to deal with this? >> well, ed, the job of any u.s. president is to be able to handle a lot of different responsibilities at the same time. >> he is a good multitasker. >> so golf is now a responsibility. are you kidding? >> isn't it easier to come out and just say he misspoke? >> except he didn't. clearly, that would be, you know, they probably mauled that in the meeting, he actually told the truth. and in washington the definition of a scandal is when someone actually describes reality accidently which is what happened. he admitted it. >> they must have some kind of strategy maybe he just doesn' it. >> entire shelf of action plans at the pentagon for every possible contingency. but the truth is the president is the commander and chief. he is the one that has to push the go button here. >> that's what i'm saying there may be strategy there

he doesn't want to implement it come on to take that the united states is not ready for. this always ready for. this kind of the underlying thought there is that the president is just reluctant for some reason to pull the trigger and say this is what we are going for. >> i think it's all our fault anyways. >> it is. that's what josh ernest says. you anticipated. they are blaming. white house press secretary blaming it's the media's fault. >> reaction that we had at the white house yesterday was not in response to the president's comments. it's in response to the way it was being reported. we listened to the president's news conference. watched your reporting and recognized that if we wanted people to have a very clear understanding of what the president was trying to communicate that we needed to engage you directly to do that. >> dupe who else they are blaming? facebook, twitter and instagram. the president yesterday. >> all those campaign donors. >> all their campaign donors was doing campaigns in new york and rhode island.

if you watch the news the world may be on fire. the world has always been a messy place. people are paying attention because of social media. >> i thought they were going to blame men's warehouse. because they talked about tan suit so much. you are going to love the way you look. >> boss is fake and animated by bias. that's whether you have lost touch with reality. the press has carried this guy's water for six years. he never would have been reelected without the complicity of the press corps which loved him. now it's their fault? that's deranged? >> westward. coming up: they're armed, ready and letting everybody know about it but, you can bet arming teachers with guns is stirring up controversy. so, we hear from a parent whose child goes to one of the schools where the teachers have guns. >> and you can guess or can you guess who is in this picture? you definitely know who they are. they just celebrated 50

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that elementary school. welcome to "fox & friends." >> thank you. >> so how do you feel about it? >> you know, these teachers and administrators, they work so hard and care so much about the future of the kids that they teach and, you know, i have no doubt that they would step into the line of fire to protect their kids. most of them have families of their own that they go home to each night. and, you know, i feel that if someone were to come into their classroom and threaten them or their students, i think they deserve the right to protect themselves. >> so you think that your daughters are safer because the teacher has a gun? >> you know, i do. i think that the administrators of this schoolwork very hard and are very selective in putting the weapons in the right hands. first and foremost i think that the policy will be a deterrent so it never happens have accident things

like that other people disagree with you. quote from josh horowitz coalition to stop gun violence. exponentially more schools have said thanks but no thanks to guns. would rather not have guns on school property. the response is let teachers teach and let law enforcement officials do their jobs. what do you think of that? >> anybody opposed to it i would say god forbid that your child was ever in a situation like that. would you be okay with it taking 5, 7, you know, maybe even 10 minutes before law enforcement could arrive and put an end to it? you know, i have heard that most of these mass shootings are over within five minutes. and by i that time the damage is done. >> yeah.

>> if this policy could save even one life, it's done its job. >> you have notice that texas is not the only state doing. this here are some states that have passed similar laws since sandy hook. we have got texas, oklahoma, bmw, tennessee, south dakota, kansas, alaska, georgia. this idea seems to be spreading. so you really think your kids are safer, huh? >> i think so. i pray every -- >> go ahead. >> i pray every day that, you know, what happened at sandy hook never happens at our school or any school for that matter. but if it does, you know, i want the best possible chance that no other parent has to go through what the parents of the sandy hook kids are going through right now and will for the rest of their lives. you want quick action in that classroom like you said. mostly things play out like over 3 or 4 minutes. lacy, thanks for joining us, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> what do you think? email us. use twitter. whatever you want.

communicate with us. what do you think about that situation in texas? should it spread to all 50 states? coming up, after thousands signed a petition, the white house finally weighing in on the marine trapped in that mexican jail. is he still there. but their response is not what they had hoped. to helping our heroes, meet the real life horse whisperer using his skills to help battle ptsd. that is a man and horse in midtown, manhattan.

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decades. revolutionary horse training technique is said to have inspired another actor robert redford in the horse whisperer. >> i read this article about what you do with people. >> truth is i help horses with people problems. >> joining us on the plaza real life horse whisperer who do you have with you this morning. >> max to the max. >> have you been doing this awful long time. >> i wasn't in the horse business until i was 3. >> until you were 3. >> i won't even say what year that was. >> that would be 1938. >> that's unbelievable. so you you have developed a means of communicating with horses, deeply communicating with horses. >> tucker, i didn't develop it at all. god did. it was already this. i just discovered it. >> how does it work? >> it works through gestures like signing for the deaf. this means one thing, that's a different thing, that's very different, and that's the opposite end of the

spectrum, eyes, shoulders, fingers the whole thing. >> horses are intelligent enough to understand those gestures, intelligent enough. they are more brilliant than most of our world leaders. >> give me an example how you communicate with arrests. >> who i just did, this means go8. you can stop going away. this means i invite you, in you see. that step he took right there. >> impressive. >> they really know it. >> i'm going to be able to show that to you in another segment. >> later in the show helping veterans return from iraq and afghanistan with your horses. if there what is your horse what does your communication with horses tell us, what you have learned about people? >> tucker, the thing is when you put an army on the battlefield, you have to take trust away. you can't have an army out there that trusts everything. they can trust nothing. and when they come back from war, they know they can trust nothing. they can't trust their wife. they can't trust their children. they can't trust their boss. and they don't want civilian life because they need to be able to it be their own person and hide away and we will have a student of mine

here for you that's been through my clinic, but horses being a flight animal, they can't lie, and when they trust you, they are telling you the truth. >> so? >> they trust you, they come to you, and the veteran goes oh my word, i can trust this animal. and it weighs a thousand pounds, 10 times my weight. >> how long does it take you to break a horse to make a horse trust you and to develop communication with a horse? >> the queen of england found in 1989 that i can start a horse first saddle and first rider in less than 30 minutes. >> less than 30 minutes? >> yes. >> i thought it took months. >> it does traditionally when you use violence, force, intimidation it takes four to six weeks. but i can do it in less than 30 minutes. it doesn't have to be that fast but can i do it that fast so it shows you you that in nature something has been going on for about 6,000 years that we haven't been able to figure out.

>> amazing. >> we are going to be back with you later in the show. thank you. >> thank you. >> very much and for bringing max here. good to see you, max. >> coming up, another scuffle over leg room, this time ending with an arrest why battalions over space at 35,000 feet are causing mayhem in the air and what to do about them. sleep and coffee seem like polar opposites. a new study says combining the two might be exactly what you need for that extra boost. how drinking coffee can help your sleep.

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coast. unbelievable. >> that could have knocked him in the head. >> do you know what the term hang ten means? >> tell me. >> you go to the end end of the surf board and hang all 10 toes over the end of the board. >> back when people sumped on 16-foot redwood boards. >> now it's plastic or finer glass. >> you went like this. >> hanging all 10 toes. >> everybody is responding to this leg room story that we he did on airplanes. >> yeah, we have got leg room wars going on. a couple of flights actually diverted because the flights had -- or because there were fights that broke out. so one of them, this guy uses a leg defender. have you ever heard of one of these things? we have got a picture we can show you. you essentially put this thing and it has clips, not be able to recline back. that's rude to clip that on the seat in front of you so the guy can't recline their

seat. >> she threw water. >> you said recline on to others as having them recline on to you. >> mace her attacker. this is an act of regression reclining into somebody. >> it? >> why do we have the ability to recline, especially on one of these -- >> -- because it's a symbolic ability. you you don't real do it. airline packed in like animals. >> i hesitate to recline because i feel bad for the person behind them. >> you you are aynz good person. >> i'm a bad person. i didn't even know it was a mean thing to do. as soon as the person in front of me recompliance i recline too. you have the same amount of space. i tried the snazzy napper. horseshoe neck pillow. i have tried the dramamine. only way can i go to sleep is if i am laying back. >> three inches back and makes you go to sleep. >> i'm a terrible person. i know it. that's what i do. >> i wouldn't dream of

reclining culprits airlines. each person pays dearly for those seats we shawd be able to use the full extent of the privilege. lee, you are the problem. i have a right therefore i will exercise that right i can so i will. >> what about the guy behind you? >> don't they have rights? >> governor huckabee tweeted a little while ago. >> he emailed me long impassionate. >> he flies four or five times a week and he knows the more people fly the more they get this. >> you don't recline and he doesn't ever. >> ever. i take the red eye from l.a. i sit sleep. >> you are big people, too. i governor huckabee as well. irene as well good grief your trip isn't going to be that long be kind and sit upright. >> michael says ridiculous. it's just redic the seats recline. live with it if you can't sit in your seat, get an

upgrade. >> or reserve two seats. >> some of us care about the common wheel. the common good. other people. >> the common man. you start a chain reaction for reclining the second you recline. >> you remember the dude robin leach? >> lifestyles of rich and famous. caviar dreams whatever it is and champagne kisses. he would say i get the shakespeare seat in first class. >> do you know what that is? >> 2 b. it's not bulk head. second left window. >> yeah, exactly. >> you guys are speaking from experience. maybe that's why you don't recline. okay? this girl still flies with coach. >> we have some other stories making headlines this saturday morning we will get to. finally responded to the demanding the release of andrew tahmooressi from a mexican prison. after nearly 135,000 signatures. the white house's response is very diplomatic saying,

quote: our goal is to see treated fairly during the judicial process. and that u.s. officials, including secretary of state john kerry has spoken to mexican officials at the highest level regarding mr. tam reissy's case. it's been nearly five months since sergeant andrew tahmooressi was this prison for unintentionally crossing into mexico with firearms. police say the man who was the ceo of a child jewelry company woke up to find the blonde had taken off with his rolex, versace gold necklace, iphone and $2,000 cash. the woman who called herself sarah was caught on this hotel surveillance camera as she left. california on its way to banning single use plastic ban in stores statewide. lawmakers sending governor jerry brown a bill that

would make the sunshine state the first in the nation to impose such a ban. 100 local jurisdictions in the state already have similar mandates. they say the goal is to reduce waste and protect wildlife. is your coffee he not doing the trick? well, try taking a coffee nap? here is how it works. scientists say drinking a cup of coffee and taking a 2 o-minute nap will leave you you raring to go. it has to do with molecule in your brain and makes you feel drowzy. quick nap can reduce the levels of this chemical just enough time for the caffeine. >> isn't that counter intuitive. wouldn't the caffeine keep you awake. >> it makes take 20 minutes. >> it's the hot liquid makes you feel sleepy and then the caffeine. >> fall asleep before it kicks in. >> any time i have my first sip of coffee. oh that's all i needed to wake up. it's all psychological. >> speaking of psychological. rick. standing by. >> he would need the exact science for that nap. because when you work this

shift you are always looking for that exact perfect nap that doesn't ruin yourwy/a day. it's a mess, guys, so that's good. take a look at your weather maps as you are waking up this morning. few things going on o. heat is going to build all across the eastern part of the country over the next few days. tomorrow, -- i said eastern. i said eastern two thirds. eastern seaboard really warming up for monday for labor day 94 raleigh. back at 2 in atlanta. tuesday the 80 in new york. 87 in boston. 86 on wednesday. and still in the 90's across the south. so he we are headed towards september. and we are remaining with these very very warm summer temperatures. today however, a really nice day across the northeast. we're going to start to see a warm-up a little bit warmer than yesterday. the heat really builds by tomorrow. down to the south, very heavy rain across parts of louisiana, moving in across parts of mississippi, western tennessee and kentucky. that all just slides slightly to the east for your day tomorrow. and into the northern plains later this evening we're going to he seat begin of

some severe weather and then that shifts east tomorrow bigger threats tomorrow across minnesota and down to kansas city. out across the west. the heat is really on. we have dried out. the monsoon is drying out that genesee is what happens in september. there you go. phoenix back 110 and a lot of heat. send it back to you inside. >> appreciate it, rick. a tale of two leaders. david cammeron getting tough on terror. president obama still has no plan. counter terrorism expert joshua katz is up next. he says the president is empowering the enemy. >> and, stand up for the pledge of allegiance or get out. that message coming from one mayor and the cops got called. yeah. [ female announcer ] this allergy season,

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welcome back. here is a couple head lynns for you. a state judge in the state of washington is sending the illegal pot law up in smoke. superior court judge ronald coal pepper has ruled the small town of fife washington does not have to allow pot shops to open in city limits. no proof banning shops in his town undermines the will of the voters in washington state. a florida mayor kicks out atheist after he refuses it stand during the pledge of allegiance. watch? >> you may please stand for the pledge. you don't have to say it, employees stand. >> i don't have to do that. >> i ask to you either stand or pleasecí4,b escort him out. >> stand or get out. mayor john reese of winter garden florida near orlando calling in police to remove

the man but he ended up leaving on his own. he says he and several other atheists will be back for the next meeting. here is tucker. >> thanks, mike. well, it's a tale of two leaders when it comes to the terror threat posed by isis here in america. the plan from the obama administration, well, there is no plan. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> well, a warning his country, the heightened threat of extremist attack british prime minister david cammeron was very clear what he thinks is needed to respond. watch. >> we need a firm security response, whether that is actual to go off to the terrorists, international cooperation on intelligence, and counter terrorism or uncompromising measures against terrorists here at home. >> joshua katz is a former senior policy advisor for intelligence for the house homeland security committee. he joins us this morning from washington. josh, thanks for coming on.

>> thanks for having me, tucker. >> i want you it take a look at a pair of budded sound births that maybe contrast different approaches from the obama administration and the cammeron administration. here are obama and cammeron each describing what they think the root problem is. watch. >> the problem we have had consistently is a sunni. >> the root cause of this threat to our security is quite clear. it is a poisonous ideology of islamist extremism. the terrorist threat was not created by the iraq war 10 years ago. it existed even before the horrific02j:ñ attacks on 9/11. this threat cannot be solved simply by dealing with the perceived grievances over

western foreign policy. nor can it it be addressed by poverty, dictatorship and ininstability in the region. we cannot appease this ideology. we have to confront it at home and abroad. >> the president says the out forts are bad because them. we need more funding for head start, maybe that will help. >> tucker, i don't think we have ever seen a contrast like this especially when we are dealing with national security. the president really showed yesterday that he still does not understand what is going on in the middle east, does not understand the people. doesn't understand the religion, the history, and total contrast to that we saw prime minister cammeron really lay out for the british people and really for the world what the threat is. he went much beyond that he said what the threat is gave the brits a goal, talked about a strategy without revealing classified military information, showed his leadership, and then

committed. and these are things that i have been saying our president has really needed to do. he had the opportunity. he has had multiple opportunities to do this and just keeps on failing and, unfortunately, i really think he is failing our american servicemen and women who are serving in these really dangerous places. >> they appear to think that i want you to take a look again at the contrast between what our president says we need to do to respond and what the british prime minister says. here they are. >> i want to make sure everybody is clear on what we're doing now because it is limited. where we see an opportunity that allows us with very modest risk to help the humanitarian situation there as we did in sinjar mountain we will take those opportunities after having consulted with congress. >> we also need to take a progressive approach. dealing with this threat is not just about new powers. how we combat extremism in all its forms.

we must use all the resources woe have at our disposal, aid, diplomacy, political influence and military. learning lessons from the past doesn't mean there isn't a place for our military. the military were vital in driving auto divide from afghanistan. >> one of those leaders sounds urgent and engaged and the other does not. >> absolutely, tucker. again, they could not be more different. and, in time when the world really needs america and american leadership, our president seems to be running from it. and i can't understand why. what we saw here, unfortunately, was almost the president giving up, really on tv, in his historic moment, giving up american leadership and prime minister cammeron sort of stepping up and taking that role. now, history will tell us whether britain assumes that role or not, but the president really has looked at leadership throughout the

world as a burden. and we saw here, prime minister cammeron really took his role of leadership and showed the british people and the world that he is a guy that understands the threat. >> unfortunately they can't -- they don't have enough money. quickly, what do you think china makes of this? the emerging world power watching the american president admit in public that he really has no response and doesn't know what to do? >> tucker, i think not only the chinese but the russians, groups like al qaeda, al news are a, leaders like assad. they are all watching this. they are keeping track. the president has four main groups that he speaks to. speaks to you and i, the american people. he speaks to our allies and partners around the world. he speaks to our enemies, too. they are listening. right now what they are hearing is america is weak. have you had other guests on

this morning that have said very similar things. and it's absolutely true. america is weak. but the lastw/?q group, tucker, and i think it's important to point out the president speaks to are servicemen and women overseas. what they are hearing is a lack of leadership. this is almost, to use the president's words jv leadership here. >> that's for sure. weakness invites aggression. joshua, thanks for coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> crooks using the irs to scam you out of money. the phone number you need to ignore. is the medicine in your cabinet still okay to take? or has it expired and is it dangerous? erin tolbert thank heavens is here to tell us the difference. stay tuned. i'm randy and i quit smoking with chantix. for 33 years i chose to keep smoking... ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill.

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confused by the expiration dates on the medicine that you take you are not alone. an f.d.a. study in 2006 found that 88% of drugs could last five and a half years past their expiration date. so how much should you pay attention to those dates? here to explain is er nurse practitioner and founder of$ mid level u.com erin tolbert. good morning. >> thanks for having me, anna. >> thanks for being with us. >> loose guidelines or strict guidelines. >> what a lot of people don't know is that the expiration date on the medicine is becomes unsafe or toxic. it's just a date at which the manufacturer says we can guarantee it will be a full poo tensey. full strength at this point. it doesn't mean that necessarily it does lose its full poo tensey at that point. a little bit of an arbitrary guideline. for some medicines it does matter. take a look at which

medicines that it does effect. >> first up tablets and cab siewls. >> yes, tablets and capsules are the most stable form of medications. these are likely good much beyond their expiration date. in some cases even like 10 years. >> does that count like with food if you open it spoil or not necessarily because it's filled by a pharmacist? >> not necessarily as long as you store in a dry place. the bathroom is a bad place to store medicines. keep it out of direct sunlight. you will notice a the love these medication bottles are tinted because light can effect the medicines. don't make a habit of taking expired medicine. have tylenol cabinet late at night probably okay. get the bottle replaced next time you are at the pharmacy. >> okay. next up? we have lightd or refrigerated medications? >> these do degrade over time just like you throw out your eggs and milk that require refrigeration. these medications need be tossed and also liquid medications, even if they don't require refrigeration they can crystallize or

settle out over time. if you notice changes in color, consistency, toss them. >> you ought to just pretty much abide by the guideline on the liquid ones? >> yes. >> abide by the guidelines. >> next up eye drops? >> eye drops it does matter when they expire. they have preserves in them to prevent bacteria from growing in the bottle. embarrassingly these are from my cabinet. they expired in 2000a i would not be using those. >> apparently you don't use them very regularly. >> right. so bacteria and other germs can grow in there. replace the bottle after they expire. >> that's all the time that we have got. head to owb web site foxandfriends.com if you missed any of those. erin tolbert thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> britain's david cammeron getting tough on terror but president obama still with no plan. governor mike huckabee says it's a leadership failure. he reacts live next hour. and this guy says he has dating all figured out. >> everything a young man

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a tale of two leaders. >> we cannot appease this ideology. we have to confront it at home and abroad. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> britain's david cammeron getting tough on terror but president obama has no plan. governor mike huckabee here to react. >> and as joan rivers fights for her life her daughter melissa could be preparing to make a heart wrenching decision. we have new information overnight on the condition of the 81-year-old comedian yen. stay tuned. >> this guy says he has a plan for finding the perfect

woman for you. >> you have your crazy axis and your hot axis. >> but is he the crazy one? he has over 5 million views on youtube and he joins us live during this next hour. a "fox & friends" saturday. ♪ ♪ ♪ "fox & friends" ♪ the fun never ends. >> i love that. like an am radio station. good morning. mike jerrick is here. >> hello, tucker, good to see you. hi anna. >> you don't abide by this hot and crazy axis, do you? >> no. i would never do something -- yes, i actually do. >> he says his wife is a unicorn because she defies all the odds. >> my wife is a unicorn. >> if you are watching. next commercial break hot

crazy axis you will will have background for our guest. ask yourself do you really disagree with it? >> and a picture of an man may come up but i'm just saying. just on the hot side. >> yeah, not the crazy side. i hope so. >> other stories making headlines this saturday morning, breaking details this morning about joan rivers. daughter melissa could have to make a life or death decision as she awaits an update on her mother's condition. a source telling the new york daily news joan would never want to be a burden on anyone. if she can't make a full recovery, she would rather be gone. the comedienne was put into a medically induced coma after undergoing respiratory arrest. they are not sure how long rivers went without breathing and are determining if her brain was affected. melissa asking fans to keep praying for her recovery. a rookie indycar driver in serious condition after a deadly two car stent lastp21c night. >> number two.

ideally i think you would like to be low in particular -- oh, we have a huge crash here on the track right now. it looks like mchale -- >> russian drive mchale finishing up a practice session in california when he loses control of his car and hits another driver. he is now in the hospital with broken ribs, a broken collar bone, concussion and chest injuries. meanwhile, tony stuart breaking his silence about the accident where he hit and killed racer kevin ward jr. on a dirt track in new york. stuart issuing a statement about his decision to get back behind the wheel for this sunday's nascar race in atlanta. >> this is been one of the toughest tragedies i have ever had to deal with both professionally and personally. and this something that will definitely effect my life forever. i think that being back in the car this week with my racing family will help me get through this difficult time. >> and stuart also added that he expressed his

condolences for the ward family. the beetles were right. love is all you need. a new study showing people in well functioning close relationships are more likely to thrive in every aspect of their lives. this applies to romantic relationships and friends and family. together people are able to better deal with stress, achieve goals and find meaning in life. >> makes sense, doesn't it? >> boy that's the truest thing anyone ever said. speaking of true things we have governor hike huckabee joining us. there he is. hi governor. >> good morning. >> good morning, all. how are you you? >> good morning, governor. you saw, no doubt, the statement by the president, of course, that at his now famous press conference which he admitted we he have no strategy. the contrast between that and what david cammeron, the prime minister of the united kingdom said in response to isis. it's a terror threat. it grows out of islamic extremism and we have to all we can to fight it what do you make of that contrast between the two reactions. >> one is showing leadership and the other one isn't.

and what's really tragic is when the president said we don't have a strategy, he might as well have said we don't have a clue. i want to roll back to last week. one day had chuck hagel and martin dempsey chair men of the joint chiefs of staff saying isis represented the greatest threat we have seen. really helping us to understand this is not just some minor, contained terrorist group that's located in a tribal setting. but they looked at it as a global threat. the next day they come back and the president says no, it's really not that bad. dempsey are all walking it back. look, somebody is running the story here. and the story is let's down play this. but that's like saying i have got a massive tumor inside my intestines but i'm just going to pretend it's a small benign knot and not do anything about it that's how you end up getting killed. this is why it it is such a dangerous thing and why i appreciate david cammeron for recognizing it for what it is. >> you know, back to august

of 2001, and then after 9/11 we all said to ourselves, we will never forget. have we forgotten, governor? >> well, it's not just that we have forgotten, mike. i think what's really tragic in this case is that we have the context of 9/11. we have a clear understanding of how radical and how vicious. how savage these radical islamists are and when al qaeda says that isis is too rough for them, and al qaeda were the ones who inflicted 9/11 on us, if that's not a wakeup call, then somehow, if we can't smell the coffee, our nostrils are completely stopped up which is what i think has happened to the white house. they can't smell the stink. something needs to happen over there i don't know if valerie jarrett is running the show. i don't know who is running it. but there is clearly a disconnect between reality and the white house, i think believes if they keep saying something that it will become true even though it isn't true. >> yeah.

and, governor, it doesn't appear that britain has forgotten. they have raised their terror level, threat level to severe, which their second highest and the highest that they have had in three years. david cammeron a week and a half ago came back early from his vacation while our president continued golfing in march that's vineyard after the beheading of the american journalist. i mean, it was such a tragedy, certainly and the tale of two leaders is certainly coming to a head this morning. the white house press secretary seems to be explaining all this way saying it's all of our fault here in the media and also the pentagon. listen to this. >> the president hasn't yet laid outrkksz a specific plan fr military action in syria. and the reason for that is simply that the pentagon is stem developing that plan. he is still reviewing. >> reaction that we had at the white house yesterday was not in response to the president's comments. it's in response to the way it was being reported. we listened to the president's news conference, watched your reporting and recognized that if we wanted people to have a very clear

understanding of what the president was trying to communicate, that we needed to engage you directly to do that. >> governor also heard from the pentagon's press searkt yesterday he said that america is always ready. we are always ready the underlying thought is that the president is just too reluctant to sign off on something and really commit to it. what do you make of the rift between the two that appears to be forming? >> anna, let me go out on a limb. there is difference between political spin and an outright level of lie and deceit. and it's one thing to spin something, to try to present truth in the most positive light that one can. that's spin. but when you say something that you know is fundamentally untrue, that's a lie. that's deceit. and i think what we are dealing with deceit. the reason i say that is because to blame the media, to somehow say we are ready, we just haven't signed off on it, but that's a direct contradiction. i think the reality is that the pentagon has operational plans and contingencies. my gosh, at the state level we had operational

contingencies for every tornado and earthquake and train derailment. we had those plans. sometimes they exceeded what we thought we were prepared for but we had plans. to say that the united states didn't have any plan whatsoever to deal with an uprising in iraq or the middle east. that's absurd. everyone understands that's absurd. >> didn't seem to want to implement this. to take the other side real quickly, governor, did cammeron lay out a strategy? we're the ones doing air strikes against isis, the brits aren't. >> well, what he laid out was that i think the key strategic point, is that you have to take it to its source. that was his statement to me that was fundamentally important. take it to its source. in other words, an air strike is fine. but you are reaching out to the branches of the tree. you have got to go to the trunk of the tree. that's what cammeron said that was so substantive and so different than what we are saying and what is so different than what we are doing. i want to say what i have been saying. it's time for the president to use his famous phone and his famous pen, make his

list using his pen, get on his phone, and call these leaders like in saudi and tell them take your 300 f-15s and you get in the battle. we're not going to fight all these battles for you. i think america needs to say enough. >> good call. i want to get your take, governor, on what's happening in argyle, texas, where the school district there now has a sign that says. this it's posted in public. please be aware that the staff a at argyle independent school district are armed and may use whatever force is necessarybecxp to protect our students. does this make the school safer? >> yes. absolutely it does. let's keep in mind something. some people saying oh my gosh you are arming teachers. if you had an armed police officer there you would probably say that's okay. these are people who have been through training with their weapons. they have been through psychological background tests. they have had training in the strategic use of those weapons in a school. so it's really not very different from having a resource officer. the difference is these

teachers are under cover. and nobody knows exactly which teacher it is but somebody goes into that school and they are not going to have 14 minutes all by themselves to kill a bunch of people. somebody is going to be shooting back at them. i guarantee you that would save lives in a situation where there was a school shooting. >> yeah, governor, a little while ago we had one of the moms, she has two daughters in that argyle stool school, the elementary school there this is what her opinion was about teachers with guns. >> i have no doubt that they would step into the line of fire to protect their kids. most of them have families of their own that they go home to each night. and, you know, i feel that if someone were to come into their classroom and threaten them or their students, i think they deserve the right to protect themselves. >> kind of backing up what you said, governor. >> absolutely. well, if i were a parent and i am a parent but my kids are grown but now my grabbed kids, if -- grand kids, if they were in a school and teachers were prepared to stand in front of my grand kids to protect them against

a shooter i would like that teacher to be armed with something other than a ruler and a piece of chalk. this is way to say so-to-some would be shooter this is a school you don't want to go to because you are going to be involved with a gun fight in the first minute not 15 minutes later when the cops can finally show up. >> yeah, being ultimate equalizer as you say. >> absolutely. >> governor, we have the founder of this program, greg coker was on here on the program on wednesday. listen to what he he has to say about it all. >> there are four numbers that come to mind. so 30 seconds, if i can show them where we can slow that person down for 30 seconds, they are going to move to the next breach point. two seconds a properly trained individual can draw and shoot in two seconds is. five minutes, most of these are over in five minutes. and 10 minutes is about the average for our law enforcement response time to any incident. >> about five minutes for these things to play out. >> yeah, governor, can you speak to any dangers that

this program could have though? i mean, if a child gets ahold of the gun and it goes off o, you know, are there other -- do you see the other side? because certainly this is urking the left. >> well, you know, i guess you could always reach out there and say if, if, if, but, the fact is that people who are trained firearms don't leave them laying around where a kid can get one. i don't think that's as big a danger. when you say what is the danger? the danger is to the crazy person who would show up at that school with a gun. that's who really has to be worried now or somebody who thinks that it might be an easy target. that's why, by the way, every mass shooting. every mass shooting in america, except the shooting in arizona with gabby giffords, every one of them happened in a gun-free zone. keep that in mind. >> of course. 10 minutes for the cops to show up. governor, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> kids across the country headed back to school this week along with them, thousands of illegal children. so who is paying for all of

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education, you think about it, he calls the dreamer bill what he had proposed. it's more of a nightmare. it's not fair to kids that come in and speak only spanish, throw them in a classroom, with english-speaking students. it's unfair to both the english-speaking and to the spanish-speaking students. >> right. >> it is not fair. not only that texas is having to go back and basically you have got to speak spanish to teach english in a school, it is incredible the amount of cost that's being shoved on to texas schools. >> it's a scam in a lot of cases. immigrants know once they enroll in school it's much harder to deport them. a lot of kids pretending it be kids that aren't. the mayor of lynn, massachusetts. her school has been overwhelmed with illegal

massachusetts. >> in massachusetts? >> in has mass. -- in massachusetts. >> one to enroll in school. he presented an arrest warrant with it pause he couldn't read he couldn't realize he was presenting his open arrest warrant. we called the local police, who in turn called ice, who in turn declined to detain this gentleman and we don't know where he went. >> it's all a scam. why is the administration refuse, in the face of evidence that it is hurting kids, to enforce basic immigration law? >> >> thinking only about the foreign students. not fair to them. disaster for students, young kids trying to learn the most they can and the teacher has to bring the education down to the lowest level which means we're not educating our kids the way they should be, and it's costing tremendous amounts more. and, you know, we don't want to be unfair just because a student has gray hair doesn't mean they are not

necessarily the teenager they claim to be, but. [ laughter ] >> of the 100% of the kids coming in, i mean of the kids coming in, only about 20% are claiming to be children can. and about. >> true? >> only about 80% of the 20% who claim to be kids are claiming to be teenagers. so it's -- it is a disaster to the schools to have this many surging people come, in people. i mean, i have met them as they come across the border. they claim to be teenagers and you go, man, most teenagers don't have a full beard like this. >> no. if you listen to the president, you get the feeling they are all orphaned 4-year-olds. >> only. -- it's not fair to the schools. we bear the cost of president. i think he is he

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>> are you saying that all that we are is just hot and crazy? we are not smart or intelligence or kind or caring or funny? or is this all just in gist. >> i could have replaced the hot axis with attractive and then that axis would have incapsulated everything about a person, their personality, their humor, their intelligence, all of that but for the sake of the joke, i made it the hot axis. >> so let's get?5/ñ into your zones. what is a no-go zone, somebody you don't want to be with? >> yeah, a no-go zone is just someone that for whatever reason does not appeal to you. they may be a perfect 10 to someone else. but to you they are not -- well, they are not what you are looking for. >> um-huh and the opposite of that would be the wife zone. give us the range for the wife zone? what should you be looking for? >> okay, the wife zone is the person, the woman that you think is beautiful and whose personality matches

yours. meshes with you very well so you can live happily ever after. >> better, the best, the thing so good it doesn't exactly exist you call the unicorn zone. for a second your explanation of this. '. >> above an 8 hot. unicorn zone. these things don't exist. >> union corns of course don't exist. >> what is your wife? >> well, my wife, my beautiful wife, of course, is the first confirmed and certified unicorn. it turns out, it turns out that after we ran this video, there are millions of unicorns and they have been very happy to claim that title and tell me that they are, in fact, also a unicorn. >> so but what you say is there is no woman out there who isn't just a little bit crazy.

>> i think that's kind of a shop worn joke. that's been the experience of many men. >> if you are with a super hot woman make sure you sleep with one eye open. >> right. >> you are not just simply the maker of brilliant internet videos but you are also -- you have a real job. you are a lawyer. you are an alderman, you are a husband. what do your neighbors think? what do your co-workers think, what did your wife think when this came out? >> my wife, bless her, has -- she watched this video and she looked at me and she said you are an idiot but i love you anyway. she has been putting up with my idiocy for 30 years. she has been a real good sport about this. my neighbors, my friends, the people i work with, they all look this and they go that's our dana. >> dana, do you know what you need to dozk$y next, make a matrix for men. have you thought about that? >> i have. there is actually at the tail end of this, there is a matrix for how women select

men. another joke. and right now i'm in discussions with a couple studios to develop a movie. we are going to roll out some merchandise, some t-shirts. certified unicorn t-shirts. uniform search shirts. >> based on looks and money; is that right? >> but we are crazy, too. >> yeah. well, yes, cute and mope and my theory was that once you have enough money, it doesn't matter what you look like anymore. >> huh? >> you are a hoot, dana. thanks for being on the show. >> we look forward to that dana mcclendon, genius. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, follow me on hot crazy matrix on facebook, instagram and twitter. >> done. here is what is coming up on the program. this teacher allegedly tweets that she is so frustrated with her students she wants to stab them. guess at what? she is back at school teaching. this story is going to have you fired up. >> wow, these brothers took

mom's recipe and turned it into a multi--million-dollar business. they know their stuff. they make the best salad dressing in the world. stay tuned. you will meet them. thank you daddy for defending our country. thank you for your sacrifice and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life.

clayton, anna coyman at your service for saturdays morning headlines. the white house is finally responded to that petition demanding the release of u.s. marine andrew tahmooressi from a mexican prison after nearly 135,000 signatures. the white house's response is very diplomatic, saying, quote: our goal is to see

that mr. tahmooressi is treated fairly during the judicial process. it's been nearly five months since sergeant tahmooressi was in prison for unintentionally crossing into mexico with firearms. the california high school teacher who tweeted about stabbing students is back in the classroom for the new year. the bay area school district8sñ issuing 39-year-old christa hodges a written warning. back in june she reportedly tweeted. this i already want to stab some kids. is that bad? 19 more days. she also took to twitter to rant about students making her trigger finger itchy and how some students -- can you believe this -- should get hit by a car? well she has apologized mike. apparently that's enough. it's not clear if further action is going to be taken against her. the harry reid outdoor center senior university no

more at least the harry reid part of it. removed the name from the building branding issues. others say reid's name shouldn't be on the building because he never even donated money. >> he just hasn't done much for this community directly fanned hes to, great, we will embrace that but right now there is no correlation why that would make sense. >> well, most students on the campus also believe he should be doing something to have his name on the building. and brian cranston winning an emmy this week. look what he was doing before he was famous. >> unlike ordinary soap it makes feel clean. >> you are a changed man. >> shield works. >> that is cranston there he has been in commercial for shield soap. check out what brad pitt was doing before he was famous.

>> yes, that is the brad pitt trying to make eating pringles look like the sexy fun thing to do. >> can eating pringles be sexy, rick? >> how many people here for the u.s. open? not bad. almost 40%, i would say. very good. going on this week and a beautiful day for it take a look at the weather maps. good thing the u.s. open is played up here and not down in mexico. tropical moisture pulling in across parts of louisiana. two to three inches of heavy rain. not watching for any big development of that that is across parts of the caribbean. by the time you get to the central part of next week, central part of next week and into the central gulf we could be looking at development there here is your first alert forecast across the northeast today. picture city and go through the day. temps looking pretty good.

beginning to warm up across parts of the ohio valley and few spotty showers tomorrow more of the rain. down across the south there is that heavy rain across much of louisiana. spreading in across mississippi and parts of alabama, georgia, tennessee and such. most of texas you are looking great. in across the northern plains, across the great lakes a few showers, cooler temperatures up in the up and this evening we see severe weather moving in across north dakota dakota and south dakota. all right. lash day, what are you doing when it's labor day? want to grill. three brothers bringing mom's cooking into you're kitchen. salad dressing conned meant called tessa may's all natural. becoming multi-million-dollar business. >> it is huge. if you go to whole foods, i think it's the biggest selling salad dressing there brand new company and a massive success. gentlemen, congratulations. i'm going to get you confused in order. greg, brian, and matt. >> exactly. >> oldest, middle, youngest. >> i met these guys on the train coming to new york.

i hadn't heard of the value salad dressing because i don't eat vegetables. i texted all the women in the family and they were blown away. it was like meeting rock stars. >> it was like meeting rock stars. >> just like that. before we start, this your story is pretty amazing. a lot of people have a recipe at home and think i could bottle this it's so good. how do we ever do that? you didn't have a bunch of money backing this up. you made this happen all on your own. how did you do it? >> we came home from work one day and a neighbor stole a dressing from my house. and i called a bunch of my buddies and one of them told me took it i thought to myself if a man is going to dressing i'm going to bottle it. >> kind of intimate. >> i walked into the whole foods with a it up iter ware container. i told them i was a food manufacturer, they tried it on some wet lettuce and fast forward five years we're number one in safeway, whole foods, cosco, and growing rapidly. >> that's crazy. remember the name tessemae's

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>> here we have lemon garlic dressing. pistachio dressing with it with grilled veggies, finish it off with our tessemae's where be could you sauce. it has no refined sugars in it we make our own. it's diabetic friendly so everybody can eat it. >> that is so cool. this is one of those companies that deserves to be huge and it is. >> that's right. >> i love that thank you, gentlemen. >> you started it, didn't have a bunch of money backing it up. >> is your mom impressed? >> i think now she is. >> he is really a brother. >> taking the d.n.a. testing. >> thank you, guys. >> i'm legit. >> thank you. coming up, president obama says he has no plan to tackle the growing terror network isis. if he does not do something soon, will it be at our door. former homeland secretary tom ridge joins us live next.

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as you know by now, british prime minister david cammeron vowing to take tough action against isis, raising britain's terror down on travel. listen. >> we need to do more to stop people traveling, to stop those who do go from returning and to deal decisively with those who are already here. i will be making a statement in the house of commons on monday. this will include further steps to stop people traveling with new legislation that will make it easier to take people's passports away. >> since president obama now infamously said we have no strategy, especially with isis in syria,?u6y should we follow the u.k. and stop -- start revoking passports? is that the right move? let's ask former homeland security secretary tom ridge. good morning. >> hi. >> should we do the same thing start revoking

passports. >> it's interesting tactic how you implement it remains to be seen. it's going to require tremendous collaboration not just within the u.k. but our european allies and the united states. i think that might be a tactic that we use but i think cammeron basically said we also have to be aware of those who are returning. that will require information exchange and we have to be worried about those who are presently in the united states and in europe. let's make no mistake about it. a lot of these folks, a lot of these individuals working in isis, killing murderous, rampaging through syria and iraq, are going to return to europe. they are in visa waiver countries which means they will be able to move in and about europe without any difficulty and come to the united states without a visa. so it's a lot more than just saying that we're going to take passports away from people that travel. i think it's much more complex than that but it's a good first step. >> some of these isis sympathizers though like you mentioned are living here in the united states right now. >> absolutely. >> how could you possibly stop them? >> first of all, i think

it's he very important for -- i would like the president to state the case more broadly to the american public that isis is an ideological tsunami. it destroys everything in its wake that doesn't embrace radical islam. we have to -- we know they have the intent. we know they have the capability. and i think more importantly we better believe that they have sleeper cells here. so, my appeal to the administration would be make the case, not breathless but we don't need to alarm people but they are here. and let's make sure that the fbi and the department of homeland security shares more frequently and more regularly information with the state and local level -- local law enforcement officials absolutely critical in the months and the years ahead. >> stated more bluntly, kind of like prime minister cammeron did, should we -- are you surprised that we haven't under our level of alert? >> well, i took a look at

that and i noticed they had a color coded system. they are under severe. i think at some point in time the secretary johnson from dhs, after they assimilate all of the information may have to consider that i know it's a very important decision. it's a critical decision and it is not easily rendered and i suspect they are waiting so that they have very specific, credible information. make no mistake about it. i wouldn't think you need to raise the alert level when you see everything that's@in everything that's going on in iraq. you see the videos that talk about this barbaric evil, mid evil embrace of radical islam. i'm not sure you need to raise the threat level. do i think it's important that when they get specific information, they don't use the tactics and the approach they did in boston and tell everybody after the fact that they had terrorists in their midst. this is a time and i think in perpetuity they are going to have tomorrow brace and share a lot more information with the state and local governments. >> give us the straight scoop. where are you speaking tonight?

>> well, this afternoon we're going to memorialize the death of some iranian dissidents who we promised to protect 10 years ago in maliki and iran has continue to break into what rudy giuliani called their concentration camp. we promised to protect them. they are called the mek. protected persons under the geneva convention. iraqi army with support of iran went in and absolutely murdered 52 of them a year ago and it's a series of broken promises and assurances from the united nations and this administration. and unfortunately i'm going to be attending a memorial service for the 52, many of whom hands were tied behind their back and murdered, massacred and we, the united states of america, we had promised to protect them 10 years ago. shame on us. >> shame on us. all right. thank you so much. hope to see you soon. >> thank you, michael. >> coming up, a vietnam vet

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hey, everybody. good morning. today is saturday, the 30th of august, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. it's the tale of two leaders. >> we cannot appease this ideology. we have to confront it at home and abroad. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have that strategy yet. >> britain's david cameron getting tough on terror, but president obama has no plan. the former secretary of homeland security tells us what the president should be doing. >> and tony stewart back on

track just three weeks after killing another driver. >> i think being back in the car this week with my racing family will help me get through this difficult time. >> is he remorseful enough? should he be? is it too soon for him to be competing? we'll report and let you decide. >> a vietnam vet still protecting his country now is stepping up where no one else would. volunteering to help school kids cross the road in full uniform. mornings are better with friends. here we go. >> you are watching fox and friends. that's something to be afraid of. brooks. we've got the horse whisperer on today. >> who can actually speak to

horses. we saw it earlier in the show. unbelievable. stay tuned to that. >> i said hello to the horse and said, why the long face? joan rivers is in serious condition this morning. telling new york "daily news" she doesn't want to be a burden on anyone. she was put into a medical coma after cardiac arrest during vocal chord surgery. they are not sure how long rivers went without breathing. a rookie indy car driver is in serious condition after a devastating two-car accident last night. >> years ago in turn number two, ideally you would like to be in control. oh, we have a huge crash here. >> russian driver finishing up a

practice session in fontana, california, when he loses control of his car and hits another driver. now in the hospital with broken ribs, broken collarbone, concussion and chest injury. the sister of the boston bomber busted after making bomb threats. neighbors said they heard the sister threatening to bomb before lawyers for the boston bombing suspect trying to push his trial back by a year saying they need more time to prepare and sort through all the evidence. he is accused of pulling off the april 2013 boston bombing that killed three and injured others. if you love bridges so much, you can clean them up that is a message for the russian tourist arrested for climbing the bro e brooklyn bridge.

a judge encouraged prosecutors to let him off giving him a, quote, ton of community services. said a court source saying there is not a community service program that includes cleaning bridges. >> the judge wanted him to clean the brooklyn bridge. >> go get your toothbrush. >> it's the thought that counts. let's get to weather. >> guess who just showed up. >> who? >> the mayor of owensbury, kentucky. i feel like you've got a big speech. >> a great place, home of blue grass music, brand-new river front. >> there is your ad. >> welcome. thanks for coming. get to the weather maps and show you what's going on right now. temperaturewise today, we are starting off your day with warm temperatures across parts of the south and across areas of kentucky. in the 70s already this morning. we are watching some showers right across this area.

the eastern seaboard, today is your nice today. tomorrow is problematic. all that rain crossing the mississippi river valley. we've got a disturbance moving across the pacific northwest keeping temperatures down. as that makes its way across the northern high plains, we'll see a threat for a little bit of severe weather. that will be late in the evening tonight. tomorrow, that threat pulls a little farther toward the east and becomes a bigger threat and seeing a few tornados. we'll watch out for that. k temperaturewise here you go. warm temperatures across the eastern 2/3 of the country today and tomorrow building for much of the coming week. we'll send it back to you inside. it's been 13 years since 9/11. the question arises, what have we learned in this time?

any kindergarten teacher can tell you, we don't ail learn at the same pace. this is exhibit a. take a look. first we'll hear from the prime minister of great britain david cameron talking about the threat we face from isis. then we'll hear the president address the same threat. >> we cannot appease this ideology. we have to confront it at home and abroad. to do this, we need a tough, intelligent, patient and comprehensive approach to defeat the terrorist threat at its source. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> wow. a tale of two leaders, certainly. you think back a couple of weeks ago when the american journalist james foley was beheaded and the president was in martha's vineyard and played golf and decided to stay on the golf course after the parents made the tearful remarks about losing their son. prime minister david cameron came back early from vacation to handle it.

he yesterday raised the terror threat level in britain to severe. that's the second highest level. that's the highest they had in three years. the president not acting in concert here. >> prime minister cameron stated bluntly our president a little more tepid there earlier today in our show, lieutenant general thomas mcinerney says you've got to be more specific and speak with a strong voice. listen. >> we're getting into that crossover point where the president and the white house is moving into dereliction of duty because we are not at an increased readiness state we are not taking no steps to respond like we should have done in benghazi. he is kicking the can down the road. if i was an adversary and terrorist, i would say now is the time to move. >> general mcinerney went on to make the point, when the president speaks, a lot of people listen. not just voters in this country, but our adversaries and friends

around the world. for our president to admit we are weak, disorganized, chaos in the administration, that is incitement to aggression for people who hate us. that is scary. >> their threat level went over there in the uk. we asked our very first secretary of homeland security tom ridge what should we be doing here? >> state the case more broadly to the american public that isis is an ideological tsunami and it destroys everything in its wake that doesn't embrace radical islam. we know they have the intent. we know they have the capability. more importantly, we better believe that they have sleeper cells here. >> we also had earlier policy advisor for counterterrorism and intel. he said he was watching with the world super power title. he handed over to britain from

the president of the united states. is that a stretch? history will be a judge of that, but it's something commentators who have a leg to stand on on this topic are talking about. >> probably china. >> i do watch a lot of nascar every time it's on. i've been watching tony stewart. tony stewart decided to go back to atlanta and get back in a car and race tomorrow. it was about three weeks after he killed another driver when he clipped him on a small track. yesterday tony came out and made this statement. >> this has been one of the toughest tragedies i ever had to deal with, both professionally and personally. this is something that will definitely affect my life forever. i know that the pain and the mourning kevin ward's family and

friends are experiencing is something i can't possibly imagine. i think being back in the car this week with my racing fanlly will help me get through this difficult time. >> you know tony stewart and like him a lot. i thought this was a misguided statement that was mostly about him. when you kill somebody, accidentally or not, the statement shouldn't be about you, it should be about him. this is one of the toughest tragedies i had to deal with? come on. show some respect. >> but tucker, at the beginning statement he did mention all the family members. >> ultimately he was saying, this is really hard for me. >> he did do both. it was dark, he didn't mean to do it. it's not like he is being charged with murder. >> they are still investigating. >> that's true. time will tell how everything pans out. you've got to feel for somebody who accidentally kills somebody. it's painful. >> should he just blow off the

rest of nascar? >> he's given up three weeks. this is blowing up our social media viewer reaction, a tweet from george. once he gets behind the wheel, he'll know if he can put that behind and move on, but he needs to race to find out. >> going over 200 miles per hour, you better have total concentration. >> too soon. he should not be racing. it's something the investigation they might find out it wasn't an accident or might find that it was. >> dave weighs in. he says he is ready. who are we to say otherwise? i say go, tony. let the healing begin. >> continue to weigh in on our facebook fan page. is the president too quiet? >> armed and ready and letting everybody know about it. hear from a parent whose kids go

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respected more of people who fight wars than our guest lieutenant colonel oliver north. what about the president admitting in public he doesn't know what he's doing? >> it's devastating. imagine hearing those words while you are in seoul, korea, jordan or jerusalem. unlike british prime minister david cameron, mr. obama has no plan, no strategy. the brits know they are facing the prospect of well-trained, experienced jihadis returning to the uk on their national passports. cameron is becoming, if you will, the winston churchill of the 21st century. cameron is warning the west of a terrible ideological threat to judeo-christian culture. back then it was fascism. in 1947 churchill warned the west about the soviet union's communism in his famous "iron

curtain" speech in missouri. back then we had presidents who paid attention. fdr responded and then ultimately when the japanese attacked in december '41, with war. truman responded with korea. reagan with his evil empire declaration. churchill was appealing to fdr then truman for essential leadership. winston was wise enough to know indispensable and exceptional power when it comes to dealing with these big fights. this is a big fight. the same goes for reagan and thatcher. is there anyone with whom obama has a relationship like reagan had with thatcher? >> he seems isolated and the u.s. seems more isolated than when he took office six years ago. if not us, whom? is there anybody who can fill the vacuum this administration is leaving? >> no. obama says he is going to take up these issues like what's

going on in the middle east with isis. it's not justi isis. obama supporters say he's smart. he may be, but he's not very wise. cameron is warning us of a nightmare scenario for domestic security. the brits experienced jihadist detonating body bombs on subways. we are likely to see the same thing here. obama is ignoring the most likely way radical islamists are going to attack us. they may not know how to build a train or a light bulb, but they know how to turn one into a bomb. that is the real tragedy here. this president says we are getting ahead of the reality on isis. dempsey and hagel said last week, what was the truth? they had come from a tank and briefing on it. they made a terrible mistake telling the american people the truth.

>> how do you suppose the pentagon reacted to the white house spokesman basically pointing a finger at them, at the uniform chiefs and saying it's their fault we don't have a strategy? >> tucker, it's sad you don't have somebody stand up on their behind feet, take off their four stars and tell the truth to the american people. i'm serious about that. there is no real will over in that pentagon any more. i'm hoping that when joe dunford becomes commandant. i've seen him fight. he isn't getting behind on this issue. obama is behind public opinion on isis and ignoring reality. he's got to be oblivious to what isis has been doing for months, not just days or weeks. since he spoke at the white house press room on thursday, isis has murdered over 1,000

christians. iraqi military personnel, police officers, secular sunnis, shiites. they said four years ago this is what they intended to do. this is not good for anyone following what is happening or not news for anyone following what's going on in syria and iraq. >> lieutenant colonel oliver north, thanks for joining us this morning. >> good to be with you. coming up, a tragic warning to anyone heading to the beach this weekend. a giant hole in the sand collapses on top of a girl. stepping up where no one else will, volunteering to help school kids.

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that's nearly equivalent of eating an ice cream sandwich. i'm going for the ice cream sandwich. when a retired united states marine noticed kids in his neighborhood had no crossing guard, he took matters into his own hand. louis alsoton made it his duty to help the kids at a pennsylvania elementary school and doing it while in uniform. this is great. retired u.s. marine corporal louis alston joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, thank you. >> what was it you noticed last year with these children at the pennsylvania elementary school? >> before i'd like to start, i didn't retired from the marines. i served in vietnam and came home. i was a lifetime truck driver. i would like to make that corrected, okay? >> okay. >> last year when i was going up our main street, what i did, i saw a little student run in

between the traffic, between the cars there. i said, oh, my god, where is the crossing guard? as i looked, i didn't see one. that was toward the end of the season. beginning of school year, it came across my heart to get up and go down to this elementary school and see if there was a crossing guard and there wasn't one. i said, you know, i'm going to do something about it. i will be there for them myself. >> so that's what you did. you happened to just have your uniform on because you were unfortunately attending a funeral, but you took matters into your own hands. we see a mother carrying her child across the street. you are making sure that happens safely. are there plans in the works to get a full time crossing guard there? >> yes. it is my understanding they don't have enough crossing guards. they said since there is a traffic light there at that one intersection that would be sufficient. the whole street, if you go upe

the street, halfway up the street there is not one. the next traffic light there isn't one. then you go to the left and there is not a traffic light there, but there is not a crossing guard either. they don't have any crossing guards whatsoever. there was real concern on the main street where the cars are coming up and down real fast. >> i guess over the last couple of years they have taken speed reduction measures putting in curb extensions, things like that. you and your buddies feel like it's still necessary to have a crossing guard. what are you planning to do? >> i thought when i was there, i felt wouldn't it be nice for young students at elementary school because they get to see veterans from like tv or from the movies, they get to see a veteran right there with them. it was like out of the box, but

it did real well because the children would talk to me. one little girl said she felt safe there was a marine there. >> that's fantastic. patriotism isn't what it once was. you are certainly fueling resurgence of that. thank you, louis alston. it's great what you are doing. >> thank you very much. 28 minutes after the hour. coming up, after thousands signed a petition, the white house finally weighing in on the marine trapped in a mexican jail. their response is not what they hoped for. this might be the definition of relaxation. is that a dog on a massage machine?

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>> plus he reads korean. what is that thing? >> it's a chihuahua. >> no, it's not. >> he was having a paw-fect day or a rough day. >> here is something you are wound up about on airplanes, leg room. twice flights had to land because of fights breaking out on people reclining seats on airliners. should you do that? >> this is the leg defender. >> it prevents the person in front of you from reclining his seat into your knees. >> i had no idea people were using them. the woman got so upset the man had done it behind her she threw water in his face. >> yes. what do you mean i can't recline

my seat? >> flight from miami to paris, a french passenger, direct people, got so mad he took a swing at a flight attendant who came to calm him down. >> i think they are upset because of everything you have to go through during security, right? they don't have peanuts on have the airlines. you don't get a meal and the leg room is smaller and smaller by the day. >> isn't it nervy to bring these knee defender clips on and stick it on your tray so the person in front of you can't recline? >> not half as nervy as someone who would recline into you. you have less space than the average cow does on the way to the rendering plant. you get no space at all. for someone to exacerbate that claustrophobia by reclining, because i can -- >> you don't recline? >> you know why i don't recline?

it's not just about me. i'm not just another jerk who is going to crush someone's knees. i sleep sitting up like that. >> you can be such a jerk about all sorts of other things. >> i am a jerk. >> you just recline, too. >> even i am not that unthoughtful. >> kristen weighed in on facebook. gosh, would mutual respect kill people? your ticket covers the privilege to fly, not recline. >> why doéçh!s they have the button on there, kristen? rick says, when you buy a seat on an airliner, you get the space under the seat in front of you, the seat back pocket, the space above your head and yes, the area behind you to recline. >> which of these is not like the other. no one is saying in the overhead bin. there is nobody sleeping underneath your seat. there is someone sitting behind you? don't recline into that person.

>> if you have that big of a problem, upgrade your ticket to first class. >> decline to recline. >> yes. i feel that way. my college roommate takes his "wall street journal" and rests it on the guy's head. >> ron agrees. >> decline to recline. love it. that's a bumper sticker. other headlines on your saturday morning. a 9-year-old oregon girl is dead this morning after the large sand hole she was playing in at the beach suddenly collapsed and buried her alive. beach-goers frantically trying to dig her out. it took five minutes to get to her, but it was too late. she was taken to the hospital where she did die. it's not clear if the little girl found the hole or dug it herself. the white house responded to 9 petition demanding to release of u.s. marine sergeant from a mexican prison. the white house's response is diplomatic saying, our goal is

to see that there tahmooressi is treated fairly. u.s. officials including secretary of state john kerry has spoken to officials at the highest level. it's been five months since sergeant tahmooressi was in prison for unintentionally crossing into mexico with firearms. don't mess with this texas school. a sign warns people the staff is armed and ready to protect its students. parents in argyle really think this will make their kids safer? we asked one mother of two earlier. >> i do. i think that the administrators of this school work very hard and are very selective in putting the peps in the right hands so they can defend themselves. first and foremost, i think that the policy will be a deterrent so it never happens. >> teachers who wish to carry firearms are required to undergo a psyche evaluation and gun

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and kentucky. towards the northern plains we have severe weather we are going to watch across south dakota and north dakota. aside from that, things are looking fine. across the wet, hot again. 112 in yuma. did we figure out bacon day? >> there really are conflicting reports. every day is bacon day. >> every day as one of our producers said bitterly in our ears. every day is bacon day. next up, what really happened between beyonce's sister solange and beyonce's husband jayzee. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell says he wasn't tough enough on ray rice. >> let's check in with neil cavuto on "the cost of business

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parenting and cultural panel. the princeton mom susan patton and ceo of diva mom.com liz stern. i commend the commissioner for coming out saying, oops, i got that wrong. >> it would be commendable if he came out of conscience or a sincere interest in saying that a standard of common decency, but the public shamed him. god forbid revenue might be lost? >> he said my disciplinary decision led the public to question whether we understood the toll domestic violence inflicts on so many families. i didn't get it right. simply put, we have to do better, we will. >> i think he did the right thing. implementing a six-game suspension. it was a knee jerk reaction. at the end of the day, these individuals, these superstar nfl

players need to be men first. somebody has to teach them how to be that. they need to be held to a higher standard. they are on a pedestal. >> that's what society says. >> it's just the way it is. >> my father is somebody i hold to a higher standard. our owe sight, unfortunately, that's how we look at these guys as superstars. they have to do the job. >> domestic violence has to be taken so seriously. it has to be known that this cannot happen, whether or not you are a star, whether or not you are hollywood, you're an nfl star. everybody needs to know a man acts like this, it cannot happen. domestic violence needs to be taken seriously. whether or not he now felt that the need to come out and say, okay, it's i not going to happen any more, i'm glad at least finally now he took a stand and said these guys are not going to get away with it. career is over. >> it troubles me a little bit that private behavior by public figures troubles me that the nfl is seeming to be the law

enforcement body here, it's a crime. >> it needs to be taken seriously. >> clearly. it is a crime that needs to be stopped and taken seriously. somebody who was a criminal offender by being a -- >> i don't think he was charged. >> you go to jail. this isn't something the nfl should be legislating. law enforcement should be involved. >> this other story, a jury acquits a texas father of killing a drunk driver who crashed into his car. he killed the two kids in the car. a lot of people think he ran down to his house about 100 yards away, got a gun and shot and killed the drunk driver. he was acquitted of that. they said they didn't have enough evidence. >> i think honestly i give this guy a lot of credit for having the restraint to not go after this drunk driver, rip his arm off and beating him to death.

what parent wouldn't be driven to such fit of rage at the thought -- it's a tragic story in every possible way that there are three young men dead as a result. >> they didn't find any evidence. it's a story because i think most people believe that this guy probably did it. at the end of the day, if they did find evidence, would the jury have found him guilty? if somebody killed my two children in front of me, i can't say what i would do. >> should the jury make a decision on that based on sympathy? >> it's a difficult way of looking at it, no question. >> bottom line, they didn't find the evidence. they could not charge him. we may have our own opinions of what really happened. at the end of the day, they couldn't charge him with murder. we have to in some part feel if there is any comfort that comes from the family knowing the drunk driver is gone. >> there is a situation in texas where a father killed with his bare hands a guy raping his

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horse whisperer and he has work worked with everybody from hollywood celebrities to our t veterans. >> he is helping our veterans to deal with their side effects of oversea overseas. monty roberts joining us, and also retired officer alicia t m thompson, and our horse here is maximus. you came back, alicia with a num b number of injuries, and you say that this is a real helpful therapy? >> yes, i was a iraq soldier and that followed being a survivor of 9/11, and meeting him has made a tremendous change in my life. he is responsible for the reason

that i'm here today and i'm not on any type of drugs or anything like that. >> show us how it works. >> if you will come over here, i will show you about it. because combat veterans come back with no trust. >> yes. >> i want to send him away from me, open fingers will send him away, and open fingers will send him away, and i will drive him away, and he does not trust me. and watch when i close my fingers and move back, i can draw him to me. >> wow. >> and watch this. >> that is what i love. >> and what about the healing connection between the horses and humans, that a human cannot do. >> i have never met this horse before in my life and he has never met me, and yet i can draw him to me. >> you have never worked with this horse? >> absolutely never. we just arrived here last night, and they brought him in from a stable here. >> and how does that help a vet? >> he trusted me, didn't he? >> yes. >> that is why animals don't

lie. if he trusts you, he will come to you, and if he does not, he is going to go away. he is a flight animal. they is been washed of trust, and they don't trust anybody. and when the horse trusts them, they see it can can be done. >> does it translate now to the horse and you trust people more? >> exactly. and not only do i trust the people more, i know how to deal with my emotions, and when life hits me, i am able to calm down and e really get to the place of, of understanding and healing, because not only was i suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, but i was also raised on active duty. >> how are you doing now? >> i'm at harvard now. >> and miss massachusetts. >> really? >> yes. >> and now back with more with alicia and monty.

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